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Single discipline educational activity
Course Sheet Academic Year of enrolment:
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Objectives
Contents
Extended Syllabus - An Introduction to Kant's Philosophy;
- the antinomy between determinism and freedom;
- Kant's foundation of the metaphysics of morals;
- the concept of moral law;
- the concept of cathegorical imperative;
- Kant's theory of autonomy of the will.
Recommended Bibliography The students should read entirely the following texts:
Attending students:
1) I. Kant, Fondazione della metafisica dei costumi, a cura di F. Gonnelli, Laterza, Roma-Bari 2002 (alternative publishing date is possible).
2) M. Kuehn, Kant. Una biografia, Bologna, il Mulino 2011 (only chapters 7 e 8).
Non attending students:
1) I. Kant, Fondazione della metafisica dei costumi, a cura di F. Gonnelli, Laterza, Roma-Bari 2002 (o qualsiasi altra data).
2) M. Kuehn, Kant. Una biografia, Bologna, il Mulino 2011 (only chapters 7 e 8).
3) S. Bacin, Kant e l'autonomia della volontà. Una tesi filosofica e il suo contesto, il Mulino, Bologna 2021.
Methods of Provision
Teaching Methods
Evaluation methods Verification of learning:
Examination through questioning conversation. The students should answer some questions about the course related texts. They have to demonstrate a good knowledge of the texts. Furthermore they have to show a full comprehension of the concepts of kantian philosophy, which are the course main issue, and to give an exposition of them coherent with the connected Kant's works. Moreover every student should peruse and comment a passage of the classical text included in the course program. The vote will be assigned according a thirtieth range.
Contacts/More Information Students are requested to equip themselves with the reference texts from the beginning of the course.